My backstop is a section of a tree we cut down.

[mister12ax7]

 

[Ginuwine1969]

I would love you have something like that, but no luck finding that near me.

 

[JohnL57]

Very realistic Quail knockdown target! I have the Rabbit model.

John

 

[linsfreak]

John come on that's a real rabbit? Explain please. Can't stop laughing.

 

[Guest]

"JohnL57"Very realistic Quail knockdown target! I have the Rabbit model.

John

I thought that the squirrel is the target and the rabbit is the backstop? xD

 

[30cal]

I use firewood rounds as back stops as well. They can absorb an amazing amount of lead. I haven't found the limit yet. I have three at different distances. Just pin paper or cardboard targets right to them. Around here they don't cost anything. Trees everywhere.

 

[Tominco]

Just be careful using wood you don't drill through it with repeated shots in the same spot. I was using a chunk of pine 8x8 scrap from a project to break in my Edgun barrel. I don't recall how many shots it took but, there was a pretty deep hole in the wood (~3") and one really big glob of lead! LOL!
From the picture posted here, that tree chunk looks PLENTY thick! 
Happy Shooting

 

[ajshoots]

I have a 28" diameter ash tree stump that was left in the ground and sticks up about 18" high. Makes a great backstop for my 75 yard range.